The Kabod Volume 2 Issue 2 Spring 2016 Article 7 January 2016 La Dame aux Camelias’ Effect on Society’s View of the “Fallen Woman” Christiana Johnson Liberty University,
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[email protected]. Johnson: La Dame aux Camelias’ and the Fallen Woman Johnson 1 Christiana Johnson Dr. Towles English 305-001 19 November 2015 La Dame aux Camelias’ Effect on Society’s View of the “Fallen Woman” Over the course of history, literature has featured the “fallen woman.” Put simply, the “fallen woman” is a woman who has had sexual relations prior to marriage and is thus viewed as beneath a certain moral standard.